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Top-Ranked Pick: 40-Year-Old Shop Among Taiwan’s Top 10 Mango Ices
As summer arrives and mango season begins, there's nothing more refreshing than digging into a towering bowl of mango ice to beat the heat. Taking big bites of cool, juicy mangoes with their sweet-tangy flavor is a quintessential...
Challenge your nerves on the 340-meter-high monorail
Located at the border of Danyang County and Hwasun County in South Jeolla Province, Gwangju, South Korea, Mudeungsan Mountain is known as the guardian mountain of Gwangju. It earned its name because its height is difficult to calculate, no rival peaks can match it, and even ranking it is a challenge...
Top 10 Taboos to Know Before Traveling in Japan: Cultural Insights for Respecting Local Customs
The world is full of diverse and fascinating cultures, each with its own unique customs and traditions. When traveling abroad, being mindful of your behavior is crucial to avoid offending locals by adapting to their cultural norms...
Choose your sweetness level and ice cubes – Taiwan’s first-ever vending machine for hand-shaken drinks
Hand-shaken beverages have become increasingly popular, with almost everyone in Taiwan carrying one – a trend almost unique
The Tainan Qigu Seafood Festival is buzzing with excitement—come admire the stunning sunset over the Salt Mountain together.
The "Tainan Qigu Seafood Festival" is being held grandly from July 6 to August 20. This year’s festival features exciting activities such as nature and ecology experiences, traditional fishing village life, live music performances, and recreational sports. In addition to continuing popular events from previous years, a variety of new and diverse activities have been introduced, including five main themes: "Foodie Paradise," "Rural Tourism," and "Soaring Over Qigu." From the Qigu Guanhai Tower, you can take in the panoramic view of o_Lake, where vast sandbars and salt pans seem to showcase the passage of time. Fixed fishing nets and oyster racks form the most distinctive sights of o_Lake, while the area teems with diverse aquatic resources like fish, shrimp, crabs, oysters, and red snapper. Climbing up the seawall also reveals the spectacular zigzag-shaped oyster farms.
Taiwan’s Longest Suspension Bridge to Open in September – Taiping Cloud Ladder Opening Information
Taiwan’s longest single-span scenic suspension bridge, the “Taiping Cloud Ladder,” has recently announced its opening date. Instead of a trial operation period, online ticket reservations will open in late August, and the bridge will officially begin operations on September 23. The main structure has been completed, while other elements...
Three popular cliffside spots in Taipei that are perfect for breathtaking photos
Taiwan’s diverse and unique terrain, especially its cliffs and steep landscapes, is a favorite among adventure-loving travelers. In recent years, photo trends have seen high popularity for rock formations and suspended-style themes, such as Eagle Stone Peak, Elephant Trunk Rock, ...
Muji’s Global Flagship Store Unveils Its First Hotel – A New Landmark in Ginza
Known for its minimalist style, Muji is beloved by consumers worldwide, and now it has even bigger plans in store. The Tokyo Headquarters of Yomiuri Shimbun and Mitsui Fudosan have announced that in spring 2019, they will open a new commercial facility in Ginza 3-chome...
Tainan’s newest Instagram hotspot: the Zhengxing Street Container Market offers food, drinks, and shopping all in one place
The vibrant and diverse Zhengxing Street commercial district is a must-visit attraction for many tourists coming to Tainan, and it has recently become even more lively. The first-ever Zhengxing Container Market, organized by Biyang Plaza, opened in July, covering an area of 250 ping and featuring 13...
Fisherman's Wharf Original Music Festival: A New Romantic Scenic Spot
As the liveliest summer arrives, New Taipei City by the sea boasts naturally blessed waterfront views, with internationally renowned attractions such as Tamsui-Bali and Fulong Beach. This summer vacation will be even more exciting. For the first time, the left bank of the Tamsui River will...
Taipei 101 Fails to Make Japanese Netizens' Top 10 Favorite Attractions
Taiwan has long been one of the favorite travel destinations for Japanese tourists. Recently, a well-known Japanese travel agency invited over 2,000 netizens to vote for the Taiwanese attractions or foods they most want to visit. Among them, the most famous Taipei 101, Din...
Popular Topic: No More Queues Abroad – Cookie Brand Enters Taiwan
The iconic teddy bear tin and the rich, crispy Jenny Bakery cookies are must-buy souvenirs that many tourists used to queue for hours in Hong Kong. Now, travelers no longer have to wait in long lines in Hong Kong to get them. Jenny Bakery cookies...
Six Travel Apps Recommended for DIY Trips—Just One Smartphone Needed
With technology advancing rapidly, it has become quite common for everyone to own a smartphone, and apps have also become a way for many people to access information. Traveling abroad requires access to information in many areas, so here are six recommended...
Long queues at Taoyuan Airport’s departure halls? It turns out the airport has been facing “severe overcrowding.”
Long queues at Taoyuan Airport’s departure halls? It turns out the airport has been facing “severe overcrowding.”
The Dagang Fireworks Festival Is Officially Canceled, Leaving Businesses Disappointed Over Missed Tourism Revenue
The Dagang Fireworks Festival Is Officially Canceled, Leaving Businesses Disappointed Over Missed Tourism Revenue
Chinese tourists’ tastes change rapidly – two major taboos must be avoided to earn their yuan
Chinese tourists’ tastes change rapidly – two major taboos must be avoided to earn their yuan
Mini blueprint-style IG hot spot: A nostalgic alleyway serving old-school treats
A unique snack shop has popped up in Changhua’s Hemei, where you can enjoy wheat vermicelli soup, ice desserts, and take photos—truly a multi-experience way to have fun...
Experience a Mysterious Moonlight Party in China and the US — Something Money Can’t Buy
This beautiful country ranks among the top in several “world’s best” lists: richest in biodiversity, highest national happiness index, and most livable. Costa Rica boasts a diverse array of flora and fauna. It has no army or navy...
Travelers to Japan, take note: New baggage regulations from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
The Japanese yen has weakened, and various airlines are offering different promotions, making travel to Japan more frequent among locals. But what special precautions should you take before boarding a flight? The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan has announced that starting July 1, when flying...
A roundup of hometown scenery from 'The Making of a Hero' sparks online discussion
The recently popular TV series "The Making of a Hero," starring a 60-year-old boy, not only achieved excellent ratings but also allowed many to see Taiwan’s simple and beautiful charm. In one scene, actors Tsai Chen-nan and Rhythm Chen play a father and son arguing in a three-minute...